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Things to Do in the Marquesas Islands

Located in the Pacific Ocean, the Marquesas Islands are known for their natural beauty and island culture. Part of French Polynesia, this volcanic archipelago is located 932 miles northeast of Tahiti, and 2400 miles southeast of Hawaii, seemingly in the middle of nowhere. With 12 main islands covered with cliffs, forests, and hidden waterfalls, the Marquesas are one of the most remote spots on earth. Visitors to the Marquesas have the opportunity to immerse themselves in Polynesian culture, discover ancient traditions, and go on adventures from hiking trails to diving into underwater caves and exploring marine life. The Marquesas Islands provide an opportunity to experience the beauty of nature, culture, and adventure. When visiting the Marquesas Islands, it’s important to practice responsible tourism practices as conservators of this beautiful paradise. By doing so, we contribute to the preservation of both […]

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14 INCREDIBLE Places to Celebrate the Spring Equinox

The spring equinox is the time of year when the sun lies directly above the equator, meaning that the length of day and night are equal. It is also referred to by other names, such as Ostara equinox and the vernal equinox. The Spring Equinox falls on different days each year, although it is usually around the same time. In 2024, it lands on March 19th in the Northern Hemisphere (at 11:06 pm EDT, to be exact), and September 22nd in the Southern Hemisphere (7:43 am EDT). It marks the beginning of spring in the Northern hemisphere and the beginning of fall in the Southern Hemisphere. The confusion between spring and fall with the hemispheres is why it’s sometimes easier to just refer to it as the vernal equinox (even though vernal means spring, it sometimes sounds less confusing). For thousands […]

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